A) The Atlantic Monthly B) The New York Times C) North American Review D) The London Times
A) The Boxer Rebellion B) Imperialism C) Religious hypocrisy D) American foreign policy
A) William McKinley B) Joseph Chamberlain C) James Smylie D) Rudyard Kipling
A) His support for American expansionism B) His role in seeking indemnities from the Chinese after the Boxer Rebellion C) His opposition to the Anti-Imperialist League D) His criticism of Mark Twain’s writing
A) Offered food and shelter B) Provided education and healthcare C) Handed blessings of civilization on the point of a bayonet D) Built churches and schools
A) A monument with subscriptions to the American Board B) A public apology C) A lifetime appointment D) A donation to the Chinese government
A) Romans 13:11 B) John 3:16 C) Luke 1:79 D) Matthew 4:16
A) Mark Twain B) Rudyard Kipling C) James Smylie D) William Scott Ament
A) Japan B) Germany C) Russia D) France
A) Lighthearted and humorous B) Extraordinarily dark C) Simple and straightforward D) Neutral and objective
A) Ink B) Scissors C) Paper D) Printing
A) To advise the President on foreign policy B) To support the Boxer Rebellion C) To promote American expansionism D) To oppose American imperialism
A) Mark Twain B) William Scott Ament C) James Smylie D) Albert Bigelow Paine
A) The conduct of the Pawnee Indians B) The policies of the Roman Empire C) The actions of the British Empire D) The strategies of the American Civil War
A) 1919 B) 1901 C) 1903 D) 1899
A) They were simply following their religious duties B) They were forcefully imposing their beliefs C) They were offering genuine assistance D) They were engaging in friendly dialogue
A) A justification for exploitation B) A genuine offer of assistance C) A promise of prosperity D) A reflection of cultural values
A) He admired McKinley’s leadership skills B) He saw him as orchestrating imperialistic policies C) He questioned McKinley’s honesty D) He criticized McKinley’s military strategy
A) To rebuild China’s infrastructure B) To promote trade relations C) To compensate for war damages D) To fund further imperialistic expansion
A) Portugal B) Italy C) Netherlands D) Spain |